Rick Strassman

Rick Strassman is a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. His new book, "My Altered States: A Doctor's Extraordinary Account of Trauma, Psychedelics, and Spiritual Growth," is available now.www.rickstrassman.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Rick Strassman, a pioneer in DMT research and Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, dives deep into the psychedelic experience. He discusses DMT's potential to unlock human consciousness, suggesting it could connect us to mystical realms. Listeners hear about DMT's ties to near-death experiences and its controversial past intertwined with CIA experiments. Strassman also explores biblical prophecies, the concept of a telepathic collective, and how psychedelics might serve as a bridge to a universal belief system.

Dr. Rick Strassman, a pioneering psychiatrist and author known for his groundbreaking DMT research, delves into the profound effects of DMT and its role in consciousness. He shares personal mystical experiences that have shaped his understanding. The conversation spans from scientific exploration to spiritual implications, including the concept of shared consciousness during psychedelic states. They also discuss endogenous DMT's connection to near-death experiences and the transformative power of altered states, highlighting both their potential and perils.

Rick Strassman, a Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry and author of "DMT: The Spirit Molecule," dives deep into the world of psychedelics. He discusses the psychological risks linked to increased access to substances like DMT, especially for those with mental health vulnerabilities. Strassman explores the pineal gland's role in consciousness and shares fascinating insights on endogenous DMT. He reflects on his journey in psychedelic research, the importance of preparation for experiences, and the therapeutic potential of psychedelics in mental health.

Rick Strassman, a pioneering professor of psychiatry at the University of New Mexico, shares his groundbreaking insights on DMT, often dubbed the 'spirit molecule.' He explores the profound psychological effects of DMT, the significant role of the pineal gland, and its intriguing ties to near-death experiences. Strassman discusses the challenges of psychedelic research in the U.S. and the transformative potential of these substances. He emphasizes the importance of intention and preparation in achieving deeper states of consciousness.